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Participation in the iE-iE Network requires more than connecting software. Before beginning integration, participants should understand the technical, economic, and operational requirements for joining the network. This page introduces the foundational concepts, tools, and expectations that every future participant should know before they begin.
Participants should be comfortable following technical documentation, configuring software, and working through implementation guides. While advanced engineering experience is not required, a moderate level of technical familiarity—or a willingness to learn—will help ensure a successful experience.
Participation requires a self-custodied Ethereum wallet capable of holding ETH and iEthereum. This wallet serves as the participant's economic identity for funding, settlement, and interaction with the network.
Participants should understand the fundamentals of blockchain transactions, including acquiring ETH and iEthereum, transferring digital assets, and managing wallet security, confirmations, and network transactions.
Participation requires demonstrating economic prudency through the network's onboarding requirements and maintaining sufficient funds to support your machine's activity, settlement, and network participation. Understanding how your machine is funded is an important part of operating within the iE-iE Network.
A machine is any software application, service, autonomous system, or physical device capable of exposing defined capabilities through an interface such as an API. Participants should have a machine that is ready to integrate and interact within the constitutional framework of the iE-iE Network.
Successful participation begins with understanding the network. Participants should expect to review technical documentation, constitutional standards, and implementation guidance as they prepare for machine registration and integration.